Indian-American Legal Luminary and Advocate for Justice Takes Center Stage in the Biden Administration’s Council of the Administrative Conference
In a significant development, Shakuntala L Bhaya, a prominent Indian origin lawyer, has secured a pivotal position in the Council of the Administrative Conference of the United States, courtesy of a recent appointment by President Joe Biden on November 15. The news, reported by M9, underscores Bhaya’s growing influence in American governance.
Co-owner of the esteemed Law Offices of Doroshow, Pasquale, Krawitz & Bhaya in Delaware, Shakuntala specializes in representing individuals who have suffered severe injuries due to negligent decisions made by businesses and individuals.
With this recent appointment, Shakuntala Bhaya’s trajectory takes a monumental leap, positioning her as a key player in shaping administrative policies within the United States
Beyond her legal prowess, she is recognized for her unwavering advocacy for the LGBTQ+ community, championing their rights and facilitating legal avenues for couples, including adoption.
As a trailblazing figure, Shakuntala Bhaya has not only made her mark in the legal arena but has also actively engaged in Delaware politics. A staunch pro-choice Democrat, she dedicates her efforts to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion. Notably, Bhaya holds the distinction of being the first South Asian Indian to carve her place in the Delaware Bar Association, reflecting her pioneering role in the legal community.
With this recent appointment, Shakuntala Bhaya’s trajectory takes a monumental leap, positioning her as a key player in shaping administrative policies within the United States.
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